Recorded her first win over Webber International with Katie. Sophomore outside hitter Nicole Carr had double-doubles in both matches to increase her Big 12 leading total to 14 team-high 14 kills, 11 digs and three blocks against Baylor. Emily Carpenter - 2015 (Sophomore): Finished the season 2-5 overall primarily in the no. VOLLEYBALL: Nicole Carr, Sophomore, Wauwastosa, Wis. Her score placed her at 11 th overall at the Kent Youel Invitational in Oahu, Hawai'i.

Maria Persson Gulda was CU's low score for the third straight tournament, as she carded a 76-72-78-226 to just miss her second straight top-10 finish of the fall. WOMEN'S GOLF: Maria Persson Gulda, Sophomore, Halmstad, Sweeden Katie is related to Susan Marie Weber and Denise J Weber as well as 2 additional people. She paced a CU contingent that had for CU harriers in the top 10 and all seven runners finishing in the top-20 in the non-team scoring meet. The best result we found for your search is Katie E Weber age 30s in Sayville, NY in the Sayville neighborhood. Katie Kissane finished a career best third at the Air Force Open Cross Country Meet Saturday when she finished the 3-mile course in 19:43. WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY: Katie Kissane, Junior, Essex, Vt. He covered the 4-mile Sante Fe Trail in 21 minutes, 50 seconds, just 10 off the winning pace. Junior Matt McCue ran to a career best runner-up finish at the Air Force Open Cross Country Meet Saturday. MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY: Matt McCue, Junior, Iowa City, Iowa Others nominated for this week's award were Matt McCue (men's cross country), Katie Kissane (women's cross country), Maria Persson Gulda (women's golf) and Nicole Carr (volleyball). 'I expect him to be one of the top 10 players in the country by the time things are done.' As the golf team shuts things down until January, head coach Mark Simpson believes that Kane is well on his way to a successful season. It was his best finish and his fourth top 20 effort in as many meets for the fall, helping the Buffs to a fifth place finish.

Senior golfer Kane Webber recorded his best round of the fall, scoring a 4-under par 68 to finish with a 212 total that tied him for sixth individually in The Prestige at PGA West last Tuesday. After a personal-foul penalty against Colorado, Missouri marched to the Buff's 20 and Surrell forced a fumble and recovery when he ripped the ball away from quarterback Brad Smith, ending a Tiger scoring threat. Playing in 62 snaps from scrimmage, he recorded eight tackles (seven solo), a tackle for a loss and two third down stops. 1 ranked Oklahoma but it was his efforts against Missouri here on Saturday that earned him this weeks honors. BOULDER- Football's sophomore safety Clyde Surrell and Men's Golf senior Kane Webber earned Co-Athlete of the Week honors after their performances this week.Ī few weeks ago Surrell had the best day of any Buffalo defender after his six tackles (five solo), two fumble recoveries and a third down stop against No.

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